Vintage Original Yamaha Enduro Street Motorcycle Tachometer Warning Light Top on 2040-parts.com
Virden, Illinois, US
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Vintage tachometer from a Yamaha motorcycle probably enduro or small street bike model. Unsure of exact application to which models. Untested. Glass intact. Rubber ring good. Case needs cleaned and polished. Warning light top center. Unsure if it works. Please consider pictures a part of description and use them to judge any and all cosmetic conditions and other to your opinion before purchase. Buy It Now! I ship FAST! NO silly auctions to disappoint you in the end. |
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